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Commonwealth Secretary-General Shridath Ramphal, speaking at the opening of a Commonwealth Parliamentary Association meeting in

… Secretary-General Shridath Ramphal, speaking at the opening of a Commonwealth Parliamentary Association …

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Breyten Breytenbach receives the Hertzog Prize for his two poetry volumes, ‘Oorblyfsels: ‘n roudig’ and ‘Papierblom’.

… Breyten Breytenbach receives the Hertzog Prize for his two poetry volumes, ‘Oorblyfsels: …

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Shaun MacLean Pollock, Springbok cricket player and son of the Springbok Peter Pollock, is born.

… Shaun MacLean Pollock, Springbok cricket player and son of the Springbok Peter Pollock, is born. …

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Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal.

… Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal. …

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Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal.

… Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal. …

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The first number of Die Transvaler, with H.F. Verwoerd as editor, is published in Johannesburg.

… The first number of Die Transvaler, with H.F. Verwoerd as …

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The Road to Democracy in South Africa: 1960-1970 by South African Democracy Education Trust

… The Road to Democracy in South Africa: 1960-1970 by South …

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Sir David Baird (71), British general and acting governor of the Cape, dies in Scotland.

… David Baird (71), British general and acting governor of the Cape, dies in Scotland. …

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The first four planes carrying US food aid reach Balet Huen, Somalia, as hundreds cheer.

… The first four planes carrying US food aid reach Balet Huen, …

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Chief Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi, leader of the IFP and former minister home affairs, is born.

… Chief Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi, leader of the IFP and former minister home affairs, is born. …

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The Jane, 256 ton, sailing from Port Elizabeth to India, is stranded near Matjies River.

… The Jane, 256 ton, sailing from Port Elizabeth to India, is …

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Dr John Philip, controversial missionary of the London Missionary Society, dies in Hankey, eastern Cape.

… Dr John Philip, controversial missionary of the London Missionary Society, dies in Hankey, eastern Cape. …

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A bloodless coup under General André Kolingba ousts President David Dacko of the Central African Republic.

… Bute, E.L. & Harmer, H.J.P. (1997). The Black Handbook, London: Cassell. | … General André Kolingba ousts President David Dacko of the Central African Republic. …

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The United States closes its embassies in Ghana and Togo indefinitely because of security threats.

… The United States closes its embassies in Ghana and Togo …

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Jacobus Pieter Verster, chief of the South African Air Force (1967-1975), dies in Pretoria.

… Jacobus Pieter Verster, chief of the South African Air Force (1967-1975), dies in Pretoria. …

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A UN brokered cease-fire for the Gaza border dispute with Israel is accepted by Egypt.

… A UN brokered cease-fire for the Gaza border dispute with Israel is accepted by Egypt. …

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The Nile River floods its banks in Sudan, leaving more than 160 00 people homeless.

… The Nile River floods its banks in Sudan, leaving more than …

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South Africa relinquishes sovereignty over Walvis Bay which now falls under the jurisdiction of Namibia.

… sovereignty over Walvis Bay which now falls under the jurisdiction of Namibia. …

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Gwendoline Lindiwe Mahlangu-Nkabinde, Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly (2004 to date), is born.

… Gwendoline Lindiwe Mahlangu-Nkabinde, Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly (2004 to date), is born. …

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The ANC is much older than it thinks by Xolela Mangcu (City Press) 8 March 2015

… The ANC is much older than it thinks by Xolela Mangcu (City …

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An Autobiography OR The story of my experiments with truth - M. K. Ghandi, by Mahadev Desai, India

… An Autobiography OR The story of my experiments with truth - M. K. Ghandi, by …

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Gordimer and the refugees by Mail & Guardian reporter(Mail & Guardian),20 July 2001,South Africa

… Gordimer and the refugees by Mail & Guardian reporter(Mail & Guardian),20 …

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The house of exile Nat Serache in Botswana is blown up in a cross-border operation.

… Coleman, M. (ed)(1998). A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. … The house of exile Nat Serache in Botswana is blown up in a …

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leader, Hassan el Banna, is shot to death – probably by the Egyptian government’s security branch.

… leader, Hassan el Banna, is shot to death – probably by the Egyptian government’s security branch. …

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The country’s first art show opens in Cape Town, with some 500 items on exhibit.

… The country’s first art show opens in Cape Town, with some …

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Rioting breaks out in the Coloured townships southwest of Johannesburg. A class boycott and arrests follow.

… Rioting breaks out in the Coloured townships southwest of Johannesburg. A class …

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Joseph-Désiré Mobutu’s troops kill over 100 students during a demonstration in the Congolese capital Kinshasa.

… troops kill over 100 students during a demonstration in the Congolese capital Kinshasa. …

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Dr Hugo Gutsche, missionary, school inspector, composer and chief editor of the FAK-Volksangbundel, dies.

… missionary, school inspector, composer and chief editor of the FAK-Volksangbundel, dies. …

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The Afrikaner-Broederbond, a confidential cultural organisation, is founded in Johannesburg by a group of young Afrikaners.

… The Afrikaner-Broederbond, a confidential cultural …

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Negotiations at the Bloemfontein Conference between Sir Alfred Milner and President Paul Kruger end unsuccessfully.

… Pakenham, T. (1991). The Scramble for Africa, Johannesburg: Jonathan Ball | Cloete, P.G. (2000). The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology, Pretoria: Lapa. … Negotiations at the Bloemfontein Conference between Sir Alfred Milner and …

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Commonwealth Secretary-General Shridath Ramphal, speaking at the opening of a Commonwealth Parliamentary Association meeting in

Breyten Breytenbach receives the Hertzog Prize for his two poetry volumes, ‘Oorblyfsels: ‘n roudig’ and ‘Papierblom’.

Shaun MacLean Pollock, Springbok cricket player and son of the Springbok Peter Pollock, is born.

Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal.

Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal.

The first number of Die Transvaler, with H.F. Verwoerd as editor, is published in Johannesburg.

The Road to Democracy in South Africa: 1960-1970 by South African Democracy Education Trust

Sir David Baird (71), British general and acting governor of the Cape, dies in Scotland.

The first four planes carrying US food aid reach Balet Huen, Somalia, as hundreds cheer.

Chief Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi, leader of the IFP and former minister home affairs, is born.

The Jane, 256 ton, sailing from Port Elizabeth to India, is stranded near Matjies River.

Dr John Philip, controversial missionary of the London Missionary Society, dies in Hankey, eastern Cape.

A bloodless coup under General André Kolingba ousts President David Dacko of the Central African Republic.

The United States closes its embassies in Ghana and Togo indefinitely because of security threats.

Jacobus Pieter Verster, chief of the South African Air Force (1967-1975), dies in Pretoria.

A UN brokered cease-fire for the Gaza border dispute with Israel is accepted by Egypt.

The Nile River floods its banks in Sudan, leaving more than 160 00 people homeless.

South Africa relinquishes sovereignty over Walvis Bay which now falls under the jurisdiction of Namibia.

Gwendoline Lindiwe Mahlangu-Nkabinde, Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly (2004 to date), is born.

The ANC is much older than it thinks by Xolela Mangcu (City Press) 8 March 2015

An Autobiography OR The story of my experiments with truth - M. K. Ghandi, by Mahadev Desai, India

Gordimer and the refugees by Mail &amp; Guardian reporter(Mail &amp; Guardian),20 July 2001,South Africa

The house of exile Nat Serache in Botswana is blown up in a cross-border operation.

leader, Hassan el Banna, is shot to death – probably by the Egyptian government’s security branch.

The country’s first art show opens in Cape Town, with some 500 items on exhibit.

Rioting breaks out in the Coloured townships southwest of Johannesburg. A class boycott and arrests follow.

Joseph-Désiré Mobutu’s troops kill over 100 students during a demonstration in the Congolese capital Kinshasa.

Dr Hugo Gutsche, missionary, school inspector, composer and chief editor of the FAK-Volksangbundel, dies.

The Afrikaner-Broederbond, a confidential cultural organisation, is founded in Johannesburg by a group of young Afrikaners.

Negotiations at the Bloemfontein Conference between Sir Alfred Milner and President Paul Kruger end unsuccessfully.

Gordimer and the refugees by Mail & Guardian reporter(Mail & Guardian),20 July 2001,South Africa